Okla. Stat. tit. 26, § 26-14-107
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Materials to accompany absentee ballots - Sharing of
Official statutory text
digital image or photograph - Admissibility as evidence.
A. Absentee ballots must be accompanied by:
1. A plain opaque envelope in which voted ballots must be
placed by the voter;
2. An envelope bearing an affidavit stating that the voter is
qualified to vote and that the voter has personally marked the
ballots, and has not exhibited the marked ballots to any other
person;
3. A return envelope addressed to the secretary of the county
election board; and
4. A notice that it is illegal for a Notary Public in this
state to charge a fee to notarize an official absentee ballot
affidavit.
B. A voter may take a digital image or photograph of his or her
marked absentee ballot and distribute or share the image via social
media or by any other means if performed voluntarily and in
compliance with state and federal law. Testimony as to how any
individual cast his or her absentee ballot, whether or not said
absentee ballot was lawfully cast, shall not be admissible as
evidence in any court of law or public hearing in this state.
A. Absentee ballots must be accompanied by:
1. A plain opaque envelope in which voted ballots must be
placed by the voter;
2. An envelope bearing an affidavit stating that the voter is
qualified to vote and that the voter has personally marked the
ballots, and has not exhibited the marked ballots to any other
person;
3. A return envelope addressed to the secretary of the county
election board; and
4. A notice that it is illegal for a Notary Public in this
state to charge a fee to notarize an official absentee ballot
affidavit.
B. A voter may take a digital image or photograph of his or her
marked absentee ballot and distribute or share the image via social
media or by any other means if performed voluntarily and in
compliance with state and federal law. Testimony as to how any
individual cast his or her absentee ballot, whether or not said
absentee ballot was lawfully cast, shall not be admissible as
evidence in any court of law or public hearing in this state.
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